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by epayne 12y ago
Bravo to the Semantic UI team! The Developer Experience seems very smooth and this kit is now a contender... I am now planning to use it on my next small project. Previously I may have only considered Bootstrap or Foundation.
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by epayne 12y ago
Great talk! I am excited by the possibility of seeing Mirabai Knight launch a Kickstarter campaign for a steno keyboard for programmers and other users. Given the promise of typing 200 WPM comfortably I think many of us would pay a premium
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by epayne 12y ago
This is a very exciting project! Well done! This and the "Remote Storage" movement [1] seem to be making movements towards a web with data in the hands of the users. This is important if smaller SaaS companies want to sell into th
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by epayne 12y ago
I am curious about how you chose the niche and which factors you think make it successful for you?
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by epayne 12y ago
Thank you! If I am understanding correct then the tl;dr is: node-webkit is made for building native apps using JS. breach is a web browser made for hacking with JS.
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by epayne 12y ago
Exciting! Can you detail how it’s significantly different from node-webkit?
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by epayne 12y ago
> Learn paradigms and principles. This. It seems to me that many authors are pointing to the importance of a balance between the long-term paradigmatic and principled knowledge and short-term tactical knowledge. Both are important and no
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by epayne 12y ago
My plan: go all in on Angular (wish it were Ember or Backbone) through 2015. These frameworks have reached a maturity and popularity that makes them useful and reliable. I expect to switch to Polymer / Web Components early 2016. I work
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by epayne 12y ago
Excuse me while I wax melodramatically rhetorical. Dear CanILeavePlease, Congratulations are in order. You have crossed a threshold that you will most likely not understand the full importance of until much later in your life. That threshol
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by epayne 12y ago
This comment from page three is interesting: "[Disruption] has never happened in the hotel industry, for example."
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by epayne 12y ago
This is very exciting. Bravo to team Etoile! I wonder if there are similar version-controlled object databases available for other environments?
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by epayne 12y ago
While I generally agree with the direction of this article, I think the author is not rigorous enough. I think the author conflates multiple types of design with each other (product design, industrial design, systems/solution design, s
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by epayne 12y ago
All they had to write was "It’s been two years since HipChat joined the Atlassian family"... the rest is obvious. IMHO Atlassian is a company focused on helping enterprises control users of their software, not help them. JIRA&#x27
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by epayne 12y ago
Thank you Rob. Although there are perhaps some things to nit-pick about your post, I think you have expressed something important about recent changes (last 5 years) to attitudes in the JS community.
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by epayne 12y ago
Alan Kay posits that yes it does matter that PARC "invented the future" because there were and are very few researchers working with the opportunity mix necessary. They had five years of freedom from business concerns, tons of amb
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Humor: The Sixth Sense(juliascharmschool.com)
1 points by epayne 13y ago|0 comments
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The Key to Being a Good Listener(juliascharmschool.com)
1 points by epayne 13y ago|0 comments
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by epayne 13y ago
I think the interview question detailed in the post makes a fine web development Fizz Buzz Test. It may not define the hard skill floor but not being able to answer this question correctly clearly identifies a candidate that has not written
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by epayne 13y ago
8000 people 'working' on it most definitely helps get initial usage off the ground for apps that require a network effect. But you are right, this was my initial concern as well. People and product management seems as though it wi